The number one thing it can't do is to act independently without any human input. AI, in its current state, cannot process a situation and take the appropriate measures without human guidance, which makes it more of a tool than a fully autonomous system.

I've noticed the same thing again, and it's Openai purposely nerfing Chatgpt's capabilities. Things I could easily do on Chatgpt a year ago are now such a hassle, and I have to be looking up guides for how to bypass these restrictions.

You have a point there. AI's emotional response will never get to that point because it's just a system without emotions, and feeding it data on human emotions still won't get it to the point of understanding our emotions.

The only issue I have with is if the button will be reprogrammable because Microsoft's Copilot is just watered-down version of Chatgpt, and I definitely don't want to be using an inferior product.

I'd say we're at least ten years off from to the terminator stage. AI, at its current capacity, is extremely limited in what it can do because not a lot of current tech lack AI integration. In addition to that, the technology for autonomous robots is extremely limited as well, and in 5 years, it...

Personally, I don't think we'll ever get to a situation like that in the next 20 years. The reason being that AI will never understand human values because they have some emotional connotations to them which AI isn't born with and it isn't something that can be replicated by technology. What do...

How long do you think we'll get to a stage where AI will gain sentience and not require human interaction to operate? Do you think they'd put any safety measures in place to prevent them from turning on us?

I just wanted to share a guide for AI prompting that really helped me in getting better results from tools like Chatgpt and Midjourney. learnprompting.org (AI Prompt Course) Here you go!

2 Fast 2 Furious and The Matrix Reloaded are two movies that I've watched a million times over, but I still can't get tired of them. They're classics in my opinion.

That's great to hear. I was involved in a car accident that broke my ribs and I had to get surgery on my right ankle. I was discharged just after Christmas.

Data is what basically trains the AI to perform a particular function effectively. Without it, the AI wouldn't be able to process and act appropriately based on the task it's supposed to do. If I were to use an analogy, AI would be the car and Data would be the engine. Without it, the car is...

Yeah. With the complicated functions most robots would have to perform, it'd be far beyond the capabilities of most of the current ones. The ones that are able to perform more difficult functions are way too expensive for the average consumer.

It's not just social media that provides misinformation. So does legacy media to push specific agendas and manipulate the masses. As for people spreading fake stories, gossiping has always been a thing especially in the workplace, and the reason people indulge in these lies is due to made-up...

Using current AI technology to handle Cybersecurity would be a huge risk because their ability to analyze breaches and address them is lacking without human input. What safety measures are there in case the AI isn't performing its job effectively?

Ai would need a lot more training and testing before I'd trust it with suggesting hairstyles for me. Current Ai technology is lacking especially in understanding and performing anything past the most basic functions.

Chatgpt is far more effective at searching for stuff on the internet than using Google Search. Google search is probably one of the poorest search engines out there when it comes to give you the relevant information you are searching for. In due course, AI will make most search engines obsolete.

In due time, Ai will be able to perform more functions such as build a website, logo, or a whole marketing campaign more effectively than their human counterparts, saving many solopreneurs time and money but automating these tasks.

Currently, I'm trying to achieve the same thing, and what I realized is that it's going to take some investment and quite a bit of research to get to that stage with current AI technology. There are so many AI tools out there now, so I'm always trying to expand my knowledge on newer and better...

I wholly agree with Grammarly as well. It's still the best free AI grammar checker and is very efficient and effective at carrying out its primary function.

At the moment, even though it does disappoint me occasionally, I still have Chatgpt as my favorite AI tool. The main reason is its versatility and the fact that even the free version gives you a lot with Gpt 3.5. The censorship is what really disappoints me the most.